MSDN Update: News this Month from MSDN

ASP.NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 was released to MSDN Subscribers earlier this week.

General availability is scheduled for tomorrow !

Read the announcement [ HERE ] with an overview about the new SKUs and features or go straight to the download [ HERE ].

Check out the new look !!!!

Changes are coming to MSDN Magazine. They begin this month, with the unveiling of a number of new, monthly columns.Keith WardMSDN Magazine February 2010

Diego DagumMSDN Magazine December 2009

Get the inside track on how the MSDN team uses Web Services to power MSDN2.Craig AnderaMSDN Magazine October 2006

Have you visited msdn2. microsoft. com? It's the new online face of the MSDN® Developer Tools and Enterprise Server documentation. The infrastructure behind it includes a system developed by my team at Microsoft for aggregating information related to our content. John MollmanMSDN Magazine July 2006

I love the part of my job that lets me write code and develop software. In addition to those responsibilities, however, I manage a development organization that's working on a number of large strategic projects. Larry W. Jordan Jr.MSDN Magazine March 2005

This is the first installment of a new column about MSDN® projects: what we're doing, how we're doing it, and what we're learning along the way. It will be written by MSDN staff with the goal of sharing the team's experiences in solving the real-world business problems MSDN faces. Tim EwaldMSDN Magazine February 2005

This month marks the 11th anniversary of my column and the inauguration of a new title: C++ At Work. We're also adding a new bimonthly column, "Pure C++," by my pal Stan Lippman, one of the great C++ Masters. Paul DiLasciaMSDN Magazine February 2005

As this issue of MSDN Magazine goes to press, Election Day is drawing near. Like many candidates for office, this magazine sports some bold cover lines and bright, appealing pictures. Unlike those same politicians, however, we will keep working for you month after month, year after year, even after you elect to purchase the magazine. Joshua TrupinMSDN Magazine November 2004

In a settlement agreement reached in January 2001 to resolve a dispute over the Microsoft distribution of its Java implementation, Sun Microsystems and Microsoft agreed to limit the duration of the time Microsoft would use Sun's source code and compatibility test suites to support the Microsoft® Java Virtual Machine (MSJVM). Brian KellerMSDN Magazine October 2004